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I don’t have an answer to the Verbose problem, but try the latest CruiseControl.NET. 0.7 RC1 contains a fix that processes the log files a LOT faster than the older versions did. The web pages are now actually usable.
Oran
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bart Read
Hi All,
I’m having serious problems with NAnt at the moment, caused by the copious verbose output I’m getting in my XML log. I’m using NAnt with CruiseControl.NET and have NOT specified the –verbose option when running it. What I do is use CC.NET to run a bootstrap NAnt script, which runs each build script twice, once for a debug build, and once for a release build. At no point is the –verbose option used. I do specify verbose=”true” for one or two exec sub-tasks in the common build script (imported by all product specific builds), such as the one that obfuscates our code in release builds. But that’s it.
It’s really annoying because I’m getting these 4 MB log files which are largely full of irrelevant information about file attributes being changed, files being copied / deleted etc:
<target name="clean"> <task name="if"/> - <task name="if"> - <task name="echo"> <message level="Info">Deleting output directories...</message> </task> - <task name="attrib"> <message level="Info">Setting attributes for 1 directories to Directory.</message> <message level="Verbose">D:\FDrive\integration\Newt\v 3.1.8</message> </task> - <task name="attrib"> <message level="Info">Setting file attributes for 4685 files to Normal.</message> - <message level="Verbose"> D:\FDrive\integration\Newt\v 3.1.8\AutomatedTests\SQLCompareAutomatedTests\Results Database\SQLCompareTestResults.mdb </message> - <message level="Verbose"> D:\FDrive\integration\Newt\v 3.1.8\AutomatedTests\SQLCompareAutomatedTests\App.ico </message> - <message level="Verbose"> D:\FDrive\integration\Newt\v 3.1.8\AutomatedTests\SQLCompareAutomatedTests\AssemblyInfo.cs </message> - <message level="Verbose"> D:\FDrive\integration\Newt\v 3.1.8\AutomatedTests\SQLCompareAutomatedTests\Class1.cs </message>
This is completely screwing up the email notification from CC.NET and is generally causing a lot of problems, like the CC.NET web app takes absolutely ages to process all this rubbish. I’m using a NAnt 0.85 nightly build from a few weeks back on Windows 2003 server. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I’m really at my wits end.
Thanks, Bart
====================== Bart Read Software Engineer Red Gate Software Ltd +44 (0) 870 160 0037 ext 31 ======================
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